Sentence examples for be considered in combination from inspiring English sources

Because the second of the Supreme Court's decisions on affirmative action required that race, sex and ethnicity be considered in combination with other factors, the policies' effects are likely to be diluted.

One minute the treasurer, Joe Hockey, was sounding very much like he would consider cuts to hugely generous superannuation tax concessions as part of the tax review, and assistant treasurer Josh Frydenberg was, quite properly, saying that pension and super changes had to be considered in combination.

This should especially be considered in combination with mobile readers [17].

The authors concluded that 'PNT has the potential to reduce the risk of mtDNA diseases, but it may not guarantee prevention' (Hyslop et al. 2016, 2) and that therefore 'it should be considered in combination with prenatal screening' (2016, 4).

The index eventually became the tool for "evaluating an individual", [2] despite a caveat from Hirsch himself that "it can never give more than a rough approximation to an individual's multifaceted profile, and many other factors should be considered in combination… especially in life-changing decision such as the granting or denying of tenure" [2].

A careful look at Table 7 indicates that the pair (left( {V_{{{text{S}}30}},f_{0} } right)) provides prediction errors similar to (C_{v}) alone and that the next relatively efficient site parameter to be considered in combination with others is "Depth".

In the paper by Schellmann and Jungnickel, a spacial-division multiple access (SDMA) technique is considered in combination with OFDM.

Nestlings were not disturbed by recreation when bird-watching facility placement (proximity and orientation) and type were considered in combination.

Significant divergence was observed when traits were considered in combination or when using phylogeny as a proxy of functional similarity.

If the aforementioned results are considered in combination with those reported in the literature [26, 28 32], a probable two-electron transfer mechanism can be proposed (Scheme 1).

Regression analyses were also carried out to assess how well the vocabulary and writing measures predicted GPA when the two variables were considered in combination.